La Paz County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Quartzsite adopted a $35.4 million final budget for FY 2026-2027 covering general fund operations, special revenue grants, capital projects, and enterprise utilities. Detailed worksheets exist for police, transit, parks, library, housing, utilities, facility maintenance, IT-like admin services, and multiple grant-funded programs. This sets spending authority for new and ongoing contracts across departments; vendors should track departmental line items and grants to spot funded projects that still need implementation and procurement plans.
Budget Planning
$35,412,424Jul 14, 2026The board approved a USDA Rural Development loan resolution for the Area 5/6 sewer project in the amount of $10,310,000. This is early financing paperwork that prepares the district to receive funding once assessments and other conditions are in place. Vendors in sewer construction, engineering, and related services should see this as confirmation that a major, grant-backed capital project is moving toward execution and will need design, construction, equipment, and support over the next phases.
Grant Funding
$10,310,000Jul 8, 2026The board will consider approving Western Alliance Bank for a $200,000 line of credit for FY 26-27. This establishes short-term financing capacity that may support cash flow for operations or small capital purchases. Financial institutions gain incumbent insight, while vendors in facilities, technology, and services can note that the district has access to financing that can support timely procurement and may seek structured payment options aligned with this credit line.
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$200,000Jul 13, 2026The June disbursement list shows large payments to ACCEL and AZ School for the Deaf and Blind for special education tuition, therapy, aides, and vision/hearing services, including $57,755.98 and $35,957.50 to ACCEL and $20,582.67 to ASDB. These indicate ongoing outsourced placements and related services for high-need students. Special education service providers, non-public schools, and related-therapy vendors can read this as confirmation of demand and look for opportunities to provide additional or alternative services when contracts are revisited.
Contract Award
$114,296Jul 13, 2026Payments in June 2026 to A Quality HVAC Services include $17,279 for "Woodshop Re-Duct and Dust collector Maintenance" and $21,469 to replace a 5-ton split A/C unit in a Youngker HS classroom. These are decided maintenance and equipment replacement jobs with an established HVAC vendor. Mechanical contractors and facilities service providers can treat this as insight into current standards and refresh cycles and engage for broader preventive maintenance, controls upgrades, or future unit replacements across campuses.
Contract Award
$38,748Jul 13, 2026Quartzsite is considering a Service Agreement with the local Chamber of Commerce effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with three automatic one‑year renewals. The Town would pay $25,480 in FY 26/27 for visitor center operations, marketing, events, and Main Streets Revitalization administration, with the Chamber providing reports and complying with procurement rules. Marketing, events, and downtown improvement vendors should view the Chamber as the operational lead and explore partnerships for campaigns, events, and streetscape initiatives.
Contract Award
$25,480Jul 14, 2026The district paid ACT, Inc. $27,783 for "PRE-ACT TESTING FOR ALL 10TH GRADERS" in March, confirming a districtwide assessment program. While the testing vendor is set, this reveals a substantial assessment footprint and associated counseling and college-readiness work. EdTech, college and career readiness, and data analytics providers can use this to open conversations about how results are reported, used in instruction, and connected to postsecondary planning tools.
Contract Award
$27,783Jul 13, 2026The district spent $16,781 on registrations for the 2026 ACTE AZ Summer Conference across multiple CTE accounts, indicating a broad commitment to staff professional development. This is decided spend for this event, but it shows an appetite and budget for ongoing training. PD providers, instructional coaches, and online training platforms can position targeted offerings that extend learning beyond conferences and support implementation of new practices.
Contract Award
$16,781Jul 13, 2026The disbursement report shows multiple June 2026 payments to A & H Contracting for "FUEL MASTER SYSTEM UPGRADES" totaling around $2,975, indicating an active upgrade of the district's fueling control system. This work is already in progress with an incumbent vendor. Fleet, fuel-management, and controls providers can use this to understand current systems, anticipate future upgrades or maintenance contracts, and look for related opportunities like tank monitoring, reporting software, or security enhancements.
Contract Award
$2,975Jul 13, 2026The County Attorney's Office is entering a 36‑month contract with Konica Minolta / Allcomms for telephone services, including a one‑time $3,055 fee and $336.10 monthly charge. This is budgeted for FY27 and will standardize telecom for that office. Telecom and IT vendors should note Konica Minolta/Allcomms as the incumbent and consider future add‑ons, upgrades, or countywide expansion needs as the term progresses.
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Government Agencies in La Paz County, Arizona
17 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wenden Elementary District
School79 students
Town of Quartzsite
City2,389 pop.
Town of Parker
City3,400 pop.
Salome Consolidated Elementary District
School109 students
Quartzsite Fire District
Fire District
Quartzsite Elementary District
School159 students
Parker Unified School District
School1,721 students
Parker Indian Health Center
Public Hospital
Mcmullen Valley Fire District
Fire District
La Paz County Library District
Library District
La Paz County
County16,992 pop.
Ehrenberg Improvement District
Utility District
Ehrenberg Fire District
Fire District
Buckskin Sanitary District
Special District
Bouse Volunteer Fire District
Fire District
Bouse Elementary District
School46 students
Bicentennial Union High School District
School118 students
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